But there are few black voters, and few black leaders, who do not view the state as a mighty instrument for social justice and for economic progress.
(Midgette) CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Tonight, tomorrow and Sunday) A mighty instrument serves two masters, Pierre Boulez and Daniel Barenboim, in landmark works of Bach, Beethoven, Bartok, Mahler and others.
The Philharmonic is a mighty instrument, and Freer had the orchestra playing softly and with great finesse — exquisite harp, guitar, and woodwind solos, the strings murmuring or rustling, except during the love music.
The prime minister is facing possible defeat, not because Hacked Off is a mighty instrument of propaganda or a slick PR machine (it is neither) but because he is so clearly on the wrong side in this debate.
"I believe that the prime minister is facing possible defeat tomorrow, not because Hacked Off is a mighty instrument of propaganda or a slick PR machine (it is neither) but because he is so clearly on the wrong side in this.
To the astonishment of all, he seized the Forbidden Hammer of Gremelchior that had been given to him as a souvenir of his recent dubbing, and a mighty instrument it was, fashioned of a metal not unlike lead, and resembling in shape a mallet intended for the tenderizing of meats enormous meats, such as the fearsome sigil of King Samsor the Great, the raging beefalo.
At the time it was installed it was known as "The Mighty Wurlitzer" and could imitate the instruments of an orchestra.
TPM, Kos, Eschaton, HuffPo, Media Matters: these new media pipes provide a wondrous instrument to counteract the mighty right-wing Wurlitzer.
Both groups can metamorphose, from cars and electrical instruments into giant robots and mighty metal scorpions.
But when it comes to detailing how much of these instruments public companies hold, disclosure is mighty scant.
